Thanks Mariano, I am working with your solution right now.
El 21/05/14 14:25, Mariano Reingart escribió:
It seems to be a web2py issue: generic view is sanitizing the html to
much, so it is removing needed attributes (align, widht, etc.).
A workaround to bypass generic html sanitization is cal
It seems to be a web2py issue: generic view is sanitizing the html to much,
so it is removing needed attributes (align, widht, etc.).
A workaround to bypass generic html sanitization is calling pyfpdf directly:
def pdf_test():
import os
from gluon.contrib.fpdf import FPDF, HTMLMixin
f
I've seen this. My leaky memory says pyfpdf doesn't like percentages. Try
absolute units and I think it will work.
On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 1:04:58 PM UTC-4, Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz
wrote:
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> Thanks Mariano and Carlos, there is a simple code:
>
> controller default.py:
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> def pdf_test
Thanks Mariano and Carlos, there is a simple code:
controller default.py:
def pdf_test:
return dict(hello="hello")
view default/pdf_test.html:
{{=hello}}
This is a text
name
lastame
Yes, pyfpdf has a basic html parser (based on python stdlib) and needs some
conventions to translate tables to PDF.
Could you make a minimal example to test and debug it?
That way it would be easy to reproduce and see how to adapt the html to be
rendered.
You can look at the documented examples,
It uses pyfpdf to convert it.
But there are some restrictions as I remember.
You check it here https://code.google.com/p/pyfpdf/
2014-05-21 12:13 GMT-03:00 Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz <
desarro...@spicm.cfg.sld.cu>:
> Hi, I need some help, when I call a view with ".pdf" this:
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>
>
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Hi, I need some help, when I call a view with ".pdf" this:
Report
name
pepe
or this:
name
pepe
returns a blank one page pdf. Now if I
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